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Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06
DR.. McGLYNK'S CASE
an Appeal u Catholics u His
Favor.
FE lCIED ONLY Is 4 ClIlH.
MS PInisnnsnt-Th Result OF Op-
posits Politics ss~s fSs d 1F
the shop-"nst
Commtses SsY.

Sass Nesa. fs5. 5 -At mass mestls
al ths Catholics ol thls C.ty. htil J4p llih
.o protest. against the suspension 90 Dr
Ne0.yna. committee W-s appointed 60
draw up az 4tlress 20 tie Catlollc potlC
bearing on tie case. The address = msis
plellc tAis evening. li asserts that Dr
lI-aIvnu vas nlt di-p0Ssl ou account
of aly violation 81 Us duty e.
s. point ~it IS sought 10 make Catholics
oellge.' tle sl1ress says |ltat 49, SIC
oFun las heeu advocating principles
IS llcl aIe opposed % the teachings 81 the
church. il tAe ptomu.gauou ~ his i4uQ
theories No counsel 81 tne church. he
address continues. has ever condemned u
or uFou lncod upon lr'
Iu defense of Dr. Mcoynn's public utter
ances tGe positions aat teaehinss oi seFeral 3
lrl.h bishops on the same sutject are eiteo
Cardinal Manning IS Q43tel As nasing ue
cl4Iei that in the principle oi land nation
Alikation there IS nothing opposed o. 'ai-l-
Dc teachings br. Mc3.ynn - punished To-
having taken side ia politics not
Agreeable o. Archbishop Corrigan lie was
not censured or punished when he took
sides VITA tile Aron Bishop in Tie Cleveland
campa -n. Il was only when he hai q
word 20 say for the poor people 81 ireland
or Tie oppressed workiugmen 81 Amerca
that Dr. Mc6iynu - punished and cen
suscd. The committee protest. against la-
terlerence ~ Rome in Amellc ln o. :
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

A story told about Capt Pa Boyton is in-
tercstne lie Was On his way down tbe I.lone,
in France, near ryssel, when be nolood the
people along the bank masking unusual NOISES
and eestlculstlous- Thinking they were
caused by their admiration for Llm Bovtnu
didn't mind them. but when De GOT nearer
the people he saw it wa fear thar causeS
their actions, and that they were entrsatlng
him 10 stop, bat be couldn't do tins on ac-
count = The rapidIty - the current Then
he saV several soldiers run out o1 the bridge
and hurrioilv grind away at some cranAs.
and in a fow moments, btue b-foro Ia
eyes rose a network of CHAINS and booils,
which was stretched across the riFoI ~ catch
contraband gcods that might be Coated
down, and that would have made mince
meat out % the voyager II The guards hAdnt
seen him As IL was when be footed under.
tfss lowest row ~ hooks was only a few
1nones from hls faoe-ChicaSo New&
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

The fairy lamps introduced during the
present season have gained great popularity.
These lamps are mounted IN clear, c'.t crystal,
pearl glass. ivory finished glass, and IA va
rious fancy patterns. They are small cups
holding candles. about two inches IN diameter
and nearly two inches long One candle vii
burn all night. The cup Is set in a saucer Of
fancy glass and covered with dome shaped
shade having an opening IA the top. These
lamps are specially adapted for nurseries or for
invalids' rooms, The light being quite sufficient
TO enable one to go about and without glare,
smoke or danger. They are inexpensive III
most Of the patterns. Others are u cut or
fine fancy glass and are ot coarse more costly.
Sometimes these iairy lights are used OF
the dinner table, one being placed between
two plates There Is Just now something of
rage in tho fashionable world for individual
lights, Of one KIND or another, on the dinner
table. For this purpose come miniature
lamps with fancy bowls and colored shades
Then there are tiny candleSucks Of silver.
brass. copper. or wrougA, iron, ore Of which
Is placed al each guests plate
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

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sso-1 Wouian' ~ a.at nsa-Arft sAs hsied
aeeais Esnera.y ~i'a 'aiis ei4s Pc l''.F -t~.
i..l, isr A-1as s.aen scte4 Ike a. fes-
fcssea ever sll.ee D. cains tt'taerinf fs'4A-.
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oonstats.
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~Aes n a4
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49,
Yes q sm
''ir ils fAtarsf
.'Nes. ia your favor. osrsa.tiy," replsnd
tAe aEent Aow ol sse
'.AeNer nAAd. slr." ntsrr4rieo tbs irate
sally. "a Wans to tell YOU J aopt went 40
nse thousand dollars waen oimor aies,
uof dQn wall a. a i.r.llice pul.,A esther
nlmau Lee acted hse ipei ever siuss D.
took OAR ibls lsrnai o.o talns hinhs ] want
lin 10 die So c4n have a. toat MONEY -
have = nut l1lc ~ p lolA Neistt y
ever eet tive ceuts anyhow them ln-
sursnoe coal panlos always bes' i.fe A iisn
dies. auy iaos J woaiani hNe w ''A S-i1on
smother wees II At hfli Nne n.+ ANitf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

"a scREANISG BABY UNDEE HYR tERf ="
a. that money wnile he moldered away
quito forgotten bv them all TO be sure D.
Was strong and healthy-not . better man
io The county, twas slad-out, then. sally
was strong. TOO. sue would b. sure - oet-
liye h.m-sure 70 get that Eve Thousand
dollars and he d dashlng yrang widow lake
Simon hai seen and always detestc1.
Sally was not very stylish or dasnlng ~
present. certainly Simon could sce her
from where he was at WORK, banging oDt
The weekly wash. with q screaming baby
under one arm. Bgi then. who knew how
much style sally might deveiopn Il Invested
with such q mAgnIilcell sun as Ats thou
saud d0iarsf
Re uuhitched MS horses and drove slowly
TO the house, with growing conviction
lha' he was not long for thls world. lis
solemn face az dinner called forth remark
from the laud- trted Sally, and then r
came out about ths policy Simon bad taken
thatmorninC. sally was delighted "lve
thousand dollars" she sad. smiling into
Simou's gloomy face. -'Ihat would pa
nice sum for me and the children IN case
YOU should be taken away, nothing Ike
providing for rainy day
You wouldn't Git Il unless I died
snapped the irritated Simon.
Course not. which hope won't be for a
long time yet, replied Sally, "blt Sill lf's
a good thing Now. there was Lee Barnes.
who died, an his insurance was two thou
sand an whatever Mary would a~c0le
without that money is n-orc''--
"lf YOU think Tn such a weak shake
down as Lee Barnes. you're greatly mis-
taken" interrupted Simon, augrily. he
never was no 'connt, an hss wife was
fore he'd been dead six months. Don't
hold up them Barnes Tor IA pattern 70
me"'
Sally was sstonished n this ouiburst
from the generally good-natureo Simon.
~ never said YOU vas ike Lee Barnes"
she retortec. Il said he left ms wife two.
thousand dollars insurance when he died,
and he did, too
We'll WHO cares II he didg' cried Simon,
angrlv rising and leaving the kitchen ln =
nf He gas convinced Al once that Sally
would much prefer that i've thousand dol
avs 10 MIN. aiyc.
That's ,ae way with women hc NUT
cred AL thoy tElnk Of b moaev, sad
"vs alwsvs been a good husband Nobody
ant say haven't
Toe fact that Sally nor any one else had
ever disxt ted THIS fac' did not occ1r 20 the
Misguided SIMON, who went about as
~ork moody AMI silent his mind hnoa
nth bite rnos- toward every one.
Sally rsrvcIef some over 1smon's queer
rchevlo-. but faailv concluded something
44a worried him. the horses may be. one
fh.m was rather inclined % balk, DC
s1u.l be- aA right br supper time.
slt supper tlfle brought no change. nor
Pc next daT. nor tao next and sally :
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06
A Convicts disappointment.

sHal.s.st 80 nte 1r-t-fNs-tLs.--.
JACKSON. Feb. 5.-This morning. about o
o'clock, Edward Beattea walked through
the iron grated gate from the cell block hall
to the tiled floor OF the visitors waiting
room. He had concluded five years term
for burglary IN MacomO county, IN which
he served every day. having lost his
good time by az attempt 70 ESCAPE
As he passed through the door re
was unpleassntly surprised by Sheriff
JAcOo Bernatz and his deputy. Georcs
Phillips. Of S.. Clair county, VINO pleasantly
babe him good morning, and at the same
time informed him that he was again under
arrest for a burglar committed in POri
Huron. Beattea made no struggle, but the
look OF keen disappointment which passed
over his features mrde even the sherifis feel
sorry for him. At ll.3o the sheriffs and
their charge lefi for Port Huron. via De
trOlt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06
Quite an Embarrassing situation.

A rather conical adventure teteu two YER,
stviish Young American married ladies a..
other day on The boOlevaris They sof o9
- tal.e a stroll and to loca al The shofs. ~
while slowly milking their way along "a
crowded thorouga,are they were s'ruck o.
the amount ~ attention that they eTcH.1
People stopped and ga1ed 81 them. END 81
together they felt tbcmsrlves quite tle soc
cess ~ the Afternoon SuodeIIT one ~ then
Glanced 10 look around and realized 600 sit
uatlon. ~t5Ood gracious. KITTY she Fnspel
eve are walking between two q fhc sap4
wlch men 81 the Faril Dasno-~e ere being
taken for advertising women The ioilicF
way in which ny TTefsy young country
wcmcn DISAPPEARED Gown tie nearest eas
street can better be- imagined than described
Paris Cor. Ih.ladelplIa Telegraph
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

presumed fhai Gen Rate ~ss ss1slee az bn
reoard willie governor l.1 tAs aeiil eldi -
leos Senator bate Is o. lls ga so-r he
e.s Ho4ll ~llalef iu laf ~4r et.A AeNoi,
ana ai tlls beginning of .l.t eltil var tl'aA tie
noli a. tbs ser,las ai tlt l4aie.isie,t a. tlls
head of res lD.slt hs go rfoulaia.r g
hrlaalor general AID 81 fbe tattis az oliiioa
uas severely 0naudei Ia une lait ies he
s. sl Amle. ald lesils hoay4lg on q came he
l. g LAWYER bv proiu>sla1. enc hi-.llani Ilian
before = jay hf y " lnaeleuaaai cigouIn.
sl4nose aud lises in uasi ocsiforsshis style
iu Nashville hs fan4IIs CONSISTS ai VIZ
aud one cnila a. aillaialvs go.4Ig i@oy 'sho
Ia lusl caicrod sa.laig.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06
A Tramps Terrible Fate.

tN,~-@tte - 7t- ft~.-aAN -tsA-N-
FAST SAGINAW, Feb. 5.--Fhe worst look
ing and most wretched human being ever
seen in this city was a tramp who wss
picked up here yesterday by the AUTHORITIES
and taken 10 the poorhOuse- HIS legs were
terribly frozen and one Of his heels had
dropped oil. while his feet resembied
chunks Of putrd and frozen meat He
could give no sccoun' o. himself His ice.
viii have 10 be anputlted and he vii prob
ably die.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06
SHOT AID ROBBED
The Fate OF a Negaunee Man
al an IronWoOd Dance.
FIRES At ASHLAND ssO LANSING.
The Sag nav Mine 10 Start up Prob
ab's Elopsment Fatal Accident
AZ Jackson-A Trsmp's Ter
ribie Fate go Other
State News.

t.l-sssst So sst 7E.t-e.s stts.-.
NEaAySEE. Mich. Feb. Frank koob'
SsTe-l-known person OF lhls oity, wss fatal
y shot and roobei a. Al lr0nw0Oi dance
Wednesday night. some think 10 was al.
other man. bu. tAe general description Of
tle unfortunate young man talnes wltn
that o. youus Is ooh and his mother. who
IS distracted. has no doubt lt was be. The
father OF the hoOb family Wss also a. Iron
wood. but lt Is thought he does not com
munlrate the sad news through fear OF ifs
effect on several members % the family who
are MI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06
AL AROUND The HOUSE.
Upstairs. Downstairs. In Kitchen and In
tae LRdy's ParIor.

iAe Lazy Aatt"f.
The early part OK the day is the time for
eating fru- The edage, "Coid a. morning,
silver ~ noon and lead a. night" has a
scientific basis Tho natural acldlty Of fruit
acting upon ihe empty stomach is a ~chol-
Foyue7 Tor the torpid liver OF which most
Americans are the yi. tifns. Il often occurs
that persons with active brains find 1t lmpoS-
sihle t. eat uncoo1el fruit and for this class
is advised fruit steEed or baked and mod
era,sly sweeieIei.
Good hoasessepers very properly class ap-
pies first ID value. There Is 10 moro health
ful breakfast dish than baked apples, as
valuable property underneath tise skn Is. IA
this form Of serving The fruit, retained Fol
lowing the apple comes the orange, then all
the berries Of the temperate zone That fruit
is best which has grown IN full sunlight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

- rhsnge In tsr esesf ~.-v Y-rk Sr-sh~-
sur@rs's s.r rfert eeafen
asx fab. 5.-Tha vr b. 81 fs-r.
ss -aeeer rcss 1snsiIer- snf f-a-arf -,s~ =,
o@s eaea ccrr ps-sf FsI7 a1evs~s-
.rra~ f1ers aas nean nach f~ler -
sa ure~ cut arf0irz ie~1rs ~ done -v
re- rre erHa osn ~ 1r th~ rr xr~~
-frE ~ .1ref e~tr1en sttsrk~s ~
A~ f-r~rr~ @'fser . -e~1art -f --s
rers tss sfs-soon sna ss~a-s --sr
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06


..4ls .lis se1s a81 rallszg sres - -
easa. 10 ~eat ~ -as sless of % s@stsi
sills lns re5ef lfa-a started .ae 5i-s -
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t.Es al4i .i-a. .Af ~ -
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one 1ta dad 500 = 7f se--s 81
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-'.-a procure y, 'n ai-e. -'s.e
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% brsseri. nsenlA, Sneoe1' 4u'e'na'is
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p. 'in feinsNt. -'7" 4'-~'
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MItcneh 3 lsclli. ale. lawrence Aas''
" Uses tau.e,. tis9c.
srs- h ID istdrn' - on ''eal-
eco 1erFctt syracuse y J.
Horace Jacques hAst fopIefeA MASS
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Ms thas bcsfner, Boston.
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q. 81 h -tetlason Montgomery, =.
D. iacg-es, fiichourg, Mass
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r-nlLt lNIrl.D. - George iaTNef,
4. A. Wheeler. fltchourg, Asss
Mrs. jno- Graham, Nedfori. Nass.
/ james ,alev B1rxe, New y ork.
a. Iosm.r. Lowell. Mass.
Joseph Al. Ar4uet Three RIVERS Quebec.
| brakeman 81 Adams r. A fisner aud
I Howard smith Gloucester. Mas; NJ -
/ Mara oadler. Orulsir9n, quebec Folly
1 ALL. tt.,afte u tss., n cushing, Middle
/ 5oro Mass. A. A. Wheeler, fitchburg,
I Mass
On the .ce below he bridge site were 20
I ca1rred bodies doubtless many are en-
/ tlrelv cremaied-
Central Vermont railroad ofhciais were
= the scene a. an cary hour and are doing
everything possible 10 relieve the sufferers
/ Ten physicians we're IN attendance before ,
fn
/ To work 81 recovering the bodies from
/ Cir wreck was begun as soon as the flames
had sufficiently s-osltet but the remains
are so charred thst u Is lmpossioleto recog-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06


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Mine asn s,srt TT.

tY-. .t.ta --. -....sNs -srsaAS
IsHFrvne. Feb. THE saginaw mine
two miles wes, Of this dtr. winch has been
idle for threc years has been iess~d by ex-
sheriff Anderson Judge Hiidon and othe-
lsapemIng capitalists and VIII BE- actively
worked. L. IS thought that large amount
Of ore wlll be taken Out tl.s season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

-.r.e..se so T-t -f.tsssA-sstt.s-
ASHLAND. Feb. 5.--Aboat noon yesterday
Ire destroyed the residence Of Ama-a
Beard, situated aDout two III &c east of this
village. AS the family was gone from home
everything was DESTROYED except TIE cloth
ing they wore. Il d q sal blow for Mr
Beard is a laborer In one o. the camp, near
here. They have the sympathy Oh the en-
tire community, and everybody should
throw IN his mite 70 assist them % s-.t
again.
LANSING. Feb 5-Fi-e broke out in The
residence Of Frank Nichols this eveu.n-
and = was damaged by d-e and water 90
the extent of 500 covered by insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

lIHAc,. Men, Zen. 5.-Cha es Ayeu
who was msrried but few weeks ago a.
Annie Gleason. has 0Isspp.arst. and is
thought 70 have c,oped with lille jacques,
an Old sRert nearI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

WsssrxsT,~. Fes s-Fsy kli-h rz-s A.
y .~nsrss7. wcw kei ~w~f ~ fs- r<sskse
fszzssss ~1afs Aeeoeaszz a<xsA<xg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

Asy s~-vs. xaz- - S-A rso-ss@-
cs-iersn~s of Ish~-.s FTarsrss wss I'D
aers asszghk ~ assn-T @rn-<l Tsb~rsi-
tzzsssszt NJ ~<Ensxz-- -sa<zsersy Afssr-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

List o. the KILLED tho Manned
a-1 Wounded.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

q Scene 81 Horror and Heart
rsndiug Despair.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

Wreck " rns Montreal Nigct
Express 10 Vermont.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

n = T-pnsrh s4s c~sss Rerrhzsr
CsszTx - sess sx sSE g -se azkss
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

The Victims Bent on Pleasure
Land In q 1heo-
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-06

K-t-s.oseraor wilt.ua a. fsse Was sks
f'rlse 81 klssI
Ca tsre< C-<a>laais hls ts-s1egsa-ial hs.se
csrissrna fla tnt pmViie<s la Te.'rtSzitiuE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-16
A SINGLE ROOM, FURNISHED,

INA NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT LO-
1 cality, near the Eagle Gate. Furniture
new and complete. To let at reasonable
terms to one or two gentlemen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-16
IN THEIR NEW QUARTERS.
The Deaf Autes Delighted - The
Boston Scheme.

The "Boston Scheme" now being
used for the benefit of the Deaf Mute
Institute, as described in this paper,
has attracted some attention as an
arithmetical problem. 1t is like the
old 1914 Is puzzle to some Pc ople, who
questioned the correctness of the result
arrived at, in the sum of $2.S20.50
Figure it up again carefully, and if
there is still any doubling Thomas left,
heis invited to consult Professor White,
at the Hooper house, who will make it
plain to him. Qu0d erGt Reconsideration.
The Hooper mansion seems to have
been specially built for an institution,as
1t has separate quarters and convenien-
cie5 for both the boys and girls of the
deaf mute school. No letter building
could have been selected, and the rent
is very moderate considering the attrac
tons of the place and its fruitful or
chard, where luscious grapes grow in
abundance. The pupils take pride In
the beauty of the place. While in tt e
east. neither Prof. White nor his wife
have neglected the .erests of Il g
school While the one looked after the
educational wants of the school for fu-
LuIS SIncI SCuClcSS Iuo OGucI udo uIOuSbb
a leam-load of necessary household
goods-.wo novel things, couple of
paper pals capable of holding water
without soaking, and an iron dish,rag.
i sewing machine for the use of the
girls was also brought and a sewing
room will be fitted up for them.
Summit Cou ty has been the first to
send deaf mute pupil at its own ex-
pense this term.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-16
OBITUARY,

BEE-samuel Bee, died September 18th
.lSSi, in Provo City, Utah. He was born in
Alderbay, near Great Yarmouth, England,
II August 18th, 1919; left England for Amer
lea June 18th, 1857; arrived in Utah in 1s6O;
he has always been known 81 good citizen
honest, upright and just to all; a good De. gh-
UOr, Il true and'loving husband; a kind and
generous father, cOnscien ious Christian,
with firm conviction OF an eternal rest and
place hereafter, He leaves large circle of
relatives and friends to mourn h demise
In his early life he studied phrenology with
DR.. Fowler, and gave many lectures He
was also a lifelong advocate for the tenn
perance cause, and made many speeches i'll
lis support.
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It Is q Curious Fact

that the body Is now more susceptible
to benefit from medicine than at any
other season. Hence the importance
of taking Hoods Sarsaparilla now,
when it will do you the most good. 1t
is really wonderful for purifying and
enriching the blood, creating an ap-
petite, and giving healthy tone to the
whole system. Be sure to get Hoods
which is peculiar to itself,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

By mutual consent, the partnership
OF Hedberg d Fernstorm is hereby dis
solved, Aug. Hedberg retiring from the
business, and f. s. Fernstrom assum-
ing all liabilities, and he only is entitled
to collect all bills due said firm.
AUGUST l.. HEDBERG,
+. S. FERNsTROM
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REMOVED.

DROF. GEO. CARELESS HAS REMOVED
/ his School of Music to 265 East Second
South Street.
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Summer Complaints

OF children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great Vslley-Tan
Remedy, known as Johnson's Essence
OF Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to Ase on the fist symptom.
Only so cents. Sold by q. q. II. |. and
all druggists.
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September Is, 1887
CONTINENTAL HOTEL

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wife, Chicago; George Bergen, Brussels,
Bel T. BushmOre, New York; J. w. Joha-
stOn SSt Louis; K C. OlOwry and wife, Chi.
cage; M. G. Bristol, Chicago; +. A. Hut
crimson, Denver; ]. J Dickey, Omaha;
Arthur NJ. Dickey, Omaha; II f. Roberts,
Chicago; DR.. HuSkins and wife, Los An
geles Clinton S. Fletcher, Des Moines,
Iowa: Hudson H. Parke, Buffalo, N. Y:
John P st John and wife, Kansas: C. P.
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WHAT you need is medicine which
Is pure, efficient, reliable. Such is
Hoods Sarasaparilla. 1t possesses
peculiar curative powers. 6